Forest Cat (Felis bengalensis)

Although the name Forest Cat but wildlife is not always in the forest, I never met with the family cats on community land, nesting / shelter under large rocks.Description Forest Cat (Felis bengalensis): the same size as a domestic cat, her fur color is subtle and distinctive short, the brownish yellow with mottled black on the head until the neck rest Popcorn black color pattern is completely absent in the cat- other wild cats. The bottom of the belly white with brown spotted. Its tail is long, more than half the length of its body. Cats always seem to roam the woods, alone or in pairs of male and female.Bobcat reproductive period of the year with a gestation period of about 70 days. At each birth produced 2-4 pups. Up to 10 days, the kitten can open the eyes of the woods yet. But once you can see, this kitten could soon find themselves prey. Male tabby who assisted in the care of the child. Forest kitten in early adult sex when reaching the age of 13 months.Scientific classification Forest Cat:Kingdom: Animalia;Phylum: Chordata;Class: Mammals;Order: Carnivora;Family: Felidae;Genus: FelisHabitat Forest Cat (Felis bengalensis): Religious life is occupied  forest and near the village. These cats use made nest in small caves or burrows stone. During the day the cat is sleeping in the nest, the new night out looking for prey. Prey in the form of small animals have, like birds, bats, mice, snakes, lizards and deer. Agility to climb trees and swim very skillful help in the hunt prey. Bobcat often jump from the tree to pounce on their prey on the ground. The distribution is broad, ranging from Lembag Amur in Russia to China, India and Southeast Asia. In Indonesia, the cat was found in Sumatra, Java, Bali and Borneo.